I caught this Plumbeus (formerly Solitary) Vireo's (Vireo plumbeus) act in Sedona, Arizona in early October, 1997. This was the Rocky Mountain form. He was, just as he should be, in the Piñons and Junipers, and he was, just as he should be, alone! That's a Gambel's Quail you hear worrying during the first half of the sample.

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Vireo plumbeus (plumbeous vireo)
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Douglas Von Gausig, Naturesongs.com
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